Alonso critical of Q2 tyre rule, favours big teams
Fernando Alonso believes the rule whereby the top 10 runners start on their Q2 tyres, skews the balance unfairly towards the faster teams.
Fernando Alonso believes the rule whereby the top 10 runners start on their Q2 tyres, skews the balance unfairly towards the faster teams.
Fernando Alonso has questioned the logic behind having another race at the Red Bull Ring for a second weekend in a row.
Fernando Alonso says Lewis Hamilton was never unbeatable – but is glad Max Verstappen has ended the “monotony” of Mercedes dominance.
Fernando Alonso believes that Alpine were probably not fast enough on pure pace to merit a top-10 finish in Styria, but he got it.
Fernando Alonso had a spring in his step after qualifying for the Styrian Grand Prix, enjoying himself on his way to P9 on the grid for Sunday's race.
Fernando Alonso has said he will still be Esteban Ocon's team-mate at Alpine until at least the end of the 2024 season.
Fernando Alonso has been encouraged by Alpine's pace on Friday practice in Styria, saying that getting both cars into Q3 is "achievable" on Saturday.
Fernando Alonso says the midfield teams are going to need perfect weekends in Austria if they are to score points.
Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi believes Fernando Alonso is now finding the “consistency” he was lacking at the start of his Formula 1 comeback.
Alain Prost is certain that seven rounds into his return to Formula 1, Alpine's Fernando Alonso is now back to his best.
It was a day of contrasting fortunes at Alpine, as Fernando Alonso said his car "came alive" after his pit stop, while team-mate Esteban Ocon struggled at his home race.
Fernando Alonso said Alpine's slower speed in qualifying compared to practice has led the team to investigate their inconsistency.
Fernando Alonso said he and his Alpine team were "questioning" where their turn of pace in Azerbaijan came from, but their overall progress bodes well for the rest of the season.
Fernando Alonso may have caused intra-team issues in the past, but Alpine's Laurent Rossi says that's no longer the case.
Four-time World Champion Alain Prost says Fernando Alonso still needs more time to get fully up to speed in his Alpine, adding he's "not surprised" that he's not up to pace yet.
Fernando Alonso has admitted that he has rewatched his stunning final few laps of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix a number of times.
Fernando Alonso says that he has been extremely impressed by how George Russell has performed at Williams since joining the grid.
Fernando Alonso still hopes to win a third World Championship in Formula 1, hoping for his Alpine car to compete at the front when the new technical regulations come in for 2022.
Fernando Alonso feels he has performed better than what the critics have made out since returning to Formula 1.
Alpine executive director Marcin Budkowski believes that Fernando Alonso returned to competitive form at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso expects talks are imminent over Formula 1's future approach to drivers who trigger red flags in qualifying.
Fernando Alonso told his Alpine team that he was going for it at the race restart in Baku, even if he ended up in the wall.
Fernando Alonso says he was pleased with his performance in Baku, but Alpine's creative strategy choices are down to a lack of race pace.
Fernando Alonso says several drivers were "driving over the possibilities of their car or their abilities" in a crash-laden qualifying session in Baku.
Fernando Alonso sees plenty of "potential" in the Alpine A521 which he will look to unlock overnight before qualifying for the Azerbaijan GP.
Despite not enjoying the best of results, Fernando Alonso says he is happier than he expected to be driving in Formula 1 again.
Fernando Alonso says he enjoys the challenge of racing around Azerbaijan, with the contrasts within the layout making it one of the most difficult circuits on the calendar.
Nico Rosberg thinks comparisons can be drawn between Fernando Alonso's comeback and Michael Schumacher's return to Formula 1.
Fernando Alonso has said his confidence is still on the up despite a difficult start to his return in Formula 1.
Fernando Alonso has said it will now take him "eight or nine races" to get back to 100 per cent after initially believing it would take a maximum of four events.